Modal Verbs

BACK TO GRAMMAR

Explanation:

• Modals 1 (Spanish: can)

• Modals 2 (Spanish: can)

• A Modal Lesson: Can

• A Modal Lesson: Could

• Modals (Spanish: could/would/should)

• Modals (Spanish: shall/would)

• Explanation: Have to / Don't have to.
  

  Grammar Explanation. Have to.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 30 KB

Online Exercises:

• Exercise 1: Complete the sentences with can/can't/could/couldn't.

• Exercise 2: Have to. Choose the right answer.

• Exercise 3: Have to (necessity). Choose the right answer.

• Exercise 4: Don't have to and Mustn't with exercises.

• Exercise 5: Contractions (Negative Modals): Type the correct contraction (short form)for each sentence. Click on the Check Answers button.

• Exercise 6: Abilities with 'can', making suggestions. Read the dialogue and check your understanding with this multiple choice comprehension quiz.

• Exercise 7: Plans for the day, responsibilities with 'have to'. read the dialogue and check your understanding with this multiple choice comprehension quiz.

• Exercise 8: Justin Timberlake's Can/Could lesson. Listen and do the exercise. (Audio Lesson).

• Exercie 9: Complete the gaps with MUST or MUSTN'T, then press "Check" to check your answers.

• Exercise 10: Walking the dog. Use of must, have to.

• Exercise 11: Use can or can't to complete the sentences.

• Exercise 12: Must/Mustn't. What mustn't you do at school?

• Exercise 13: School Life. Read the sentences and choose the most suitable modal verb.

• Exercise 14: Quiz.

• Exercise 15: Choose the correct modal.

• Exercise 16: Modal Verbs Tutorial + exercises.

• Exercise 17: Fill in the gaps with "Could , can , may , must , might , should".

• Exercise 18: Multiple Choice test.

• Exrcise 19: Read the sentences. Make deductions using "can't", "could" "may" "might" and "must" or an appropriate form of "be". *If necessary, use "be" with any of the modals.

• Exercise 20: Can or Can't?

• Exercise 21: Can or Can't?

• Exercise 22: Can or Can't. Look at the pictures and choose the best answer.

• Exercise 23: Modal Test.

• Exercise 24: Modal Auxiliaries about supposition: could, might, may, can or can't.

• Exercise 25: 1. Match the verbs with the pictures. 2. Make sentences about what these people can do and how well they can do it! 3. Watch the video and answer the questions.

• Exercise 26: Some easy activities to work on the verb CAN/CAN´T. Although they learn vocabulary related to hobbies. To finish they can watch some regional Brisith dances in order to compare them with dances of their autonomous region in the next lesson.

• Exercise 27: Household verbs. The students will have to write the correct form of the verbs in the boxes.

Print-Outs:

• 

  Have to.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 69 KB

• 

  chores-1have to.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 107 KB

• 

  whatdoyouhavetodo.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 47 KB
  
  

• 

  Don't have to.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 69 KB

• 

  CanIHaveCake.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 76 KB

• 

  canyouswim.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 89 KB

• 

  animalscan.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 102 KB

• Can you skate?: Pair work. Answer the questions about you and then write your partner’s name.
  Ask the questions. Fill in the boxes.
  

  Can_you_skate.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 56 KB

• Can you...?(ability): Group work. Complete the chart by asking and answering questions.
  

  can-kids.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 79 KB

• In my country: Practise modal verbs of obligation and highlight the difference between mustn't and don't have to. Categorize modal verbs and complete sentences about their country.
  

  modal-verbs.pdf
  

  • Details
  • Download
  • 80 KB

Listening:

• I Can. Read and listen to what animals can do.

• I can swim: Watch a video to practice " I can ..."

• Abilities: In this video lesson, ESL/EFL students will learn action verbs with modals can and can't for expressing ability.